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Bartusek, Rangers Slip Past Scots in OT

Cayden Bartusek scored the game-winning goal in overtime as Jesuit upset rival Highland Park 7-6 on Friday.

IKEA Coming to The Shops at Park Lane

IKEA, the chain known for both sturdy furniture for tight spaces and flavor-packed Swedish meatballs, will open a store at The Shops at Park Lane late this year.

Real Talk: Melissa Gerstle

Melissa Gerstle has spent almost two decades designing gardens and award-winning outdoor spaces for her studio, Melissa Gerstle Design.

Bears Earn Three-Peat in TAPPS Tennis

Ursuline continued its dominance in TAPPS tennis with a third consecutive Class 6A team championship on Monday in Waco.
Society

Party Hopping

While officials in Washington, D.C. wrestle with the role of the federal government in education, North Texas nonprofits are demonstrating how much Dallas donors will give.
Nonprofits

Chi Omega Christmas Market Announces 2025 Beneficiaries

Beneficiaries include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Broadway Dallas, Community Partners of Dallas, Connecting Point of Park Cities, Make-A-Wish North Texas, New Friends New Life, Sleep in Heavenly Peace TX-Dallas/Ft Worth, SPCA of Texas, and The Magdalen House.

‘Preston Hollow People’ Applauds

Christiana Adesanya and Elle Myers, two members of Hockaday’s Class of 2025, who received Girl Scout Gold awards, the highest achievement within the Girl Scouts of the USA.

Hunter Lacey Makes a Place for Creation

During a recent opening-day visit to Creation Studio off Southwestern Boulevard, founder and executive director Hunter Lacey explained her mission to empower adults with disabilities to become working artists and diversify the arts by sharing their artwork with the public.

Entrepreneurship Students Dive Into ‘Shark Tank’ Competition

Who says you have to swim with the sharks to soar like an eagle?
Crime

Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 1-6

Stolen property and motor vehicle thefts topped this week's crime reports.
Community

Paint Hues Reflect Dallas Artist’s Colorful Journey

JD Miller partnered with Phil Romano of Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers, and EatZi’s to open Samuel Lynne Galleries, named after Romano’s son and Miller’s daughter
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